JFM has completed all types of environmental assignments for its clients over the full range of real property settings. With respect to Phase I and Phase II work, JFM personnel have conducted Environmental Site Assessments on behalf of all of the following client groups:

Industrial, commercial and institutional facilities that JFM personnel have examined as part of the Environmental Site Assessment process include the following types of operations:

Many of the foregoing establishments were also the object of significant intrusive-type soil and/or groundwater investigations. JFM strives to minimize the amount of disruption to the normal business operations of clients during such investigations.

Phase I / II environmental site assessment projects of special note and unusual complexity that have been completed by JFM personnel are as follows:

• Undisclosed Residential Locations, Southwestern Ontario - Environmental site assessment and remediation associated with a wide spread fuel oil release in fractured rock.

• Undisclosed Locations, Throughout Ontario - Environmental site assessments and remediation associated with the pressure and removal of underground storage tanks that have..
• Undisclosed Locations, Southwestern Ontario - Hydrogeological investigations associated with a large-scale land development project.
• Undisclosed Location, Southwestern Ontario - Hydrogeological investigation associated with the relocation of an existing meadow marsh.
• Undisclosed Agri-business facility, Central Ontario - Environmental site assessment of a very large grain elevator facility associated with its decommissioning. The facility consisted of 250 large grain silos situated on an artificial peninsula. The site assessment included the characterization of the soil and groundwater regime, and nearby surface water receptors. The environmental assessment of the building structures was also conducted.
• Undisclosed Federal Government Facility, Hull, Quebec - Conducted a site characterization of a biohazard site. The site was historically used as a hospital and an ancillary solid waste disposal area. The site characterization included soil and groundwater assessment for the presence of biohazards such as medical sharps, vials, ancillary chemical compounds and the possible presence of viral contaminants.

• Undisclosed Chemical Facility Manufacturing, Toronto, Ontario - Environmental site assessment associated with the decommissioning of a chemical manufacturing plant. Project included the characterization of soil and groundwater on the subject property for the purposes of remediation. The demolition of on-site buildings and tank farms was also included in the decommissioning program.
• Undisclosed Facility, Southwestern Ontario - Hydrogeology for a comprehensive site characterization of a major industrial hazardous landfill site. The tasks of this study included: the review and assessment of available technical information; historical practices associated with the landfill and neighbouring facilities suspected to have contributed to the possible presence of dense, non-aqueous phase liquid (DNAPL) contamination; DNAPL characterization in the unsaturated zone, in particular, depth of penetration, primary mode of travel, areal extent and impact on local groundwater quality. Specialized instrumentation was designed and installed to monitor and sample the DNAPL contaminated soil and groundwater.
• Undisclosed Facility, Southern Ontario - Hydrogeologic study at a major industrial property abutting a lake that was utilized for the storage of several million tons of road salt. The scope of the study included a review and assessment of historical hydrogeologic reports, characterization of the shallow groundwater regime, an assessment of the chemical quality of the groundwater, preparation of geologic cross-sections, and the prediction of diffusion rates of the identified contaminant compounds.